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A benefit of microassays, such as point-of-care testing methods, include:

Which action by the phlebotomist will comply with the College of American Pathologists (CAP) Patient Safety Goal “to improve patient and sample identification at the time of specimen collection” and the Joint Commission Patient Safety Goal to “improve accuracy of patient identification”?

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A specimen is tested and the results are below: RBC + >A RBC + >B RBC + >A1 Serum + a1 cell (#1) Serum + a1 cell (#2) Serum + a1 cell (#3) Serum + a2 cell Serum + B cell Serum + O cell 4+ O O 2+ 2+ 2+ O 4+ O The most likely ABO type for this patient is

In gel testing, a positive reaction can be concluded when the cells sink to the bottom of the gel well. 

For antibody exclusion homozygous cells must be used unless it does not occur in the population (For example: Kell.)

Match the type of reaction with its definition.

Enzymes alter the equilibrium point of a reaction.  

  Select the option that best completes the following statement: Nonhomologous end joining is a process by which a double-strand DNA end is joined  

The process of generating monoclonal antibodies is labor-intensive and expensive. An alternative is to use polyclonal antibodies. A subpopulation of purified polyclonal antibodies that recognize a particular antigen can be isolated by chromatography. Which type of chromatography is used for this purpose?